Del Revés (feat. Sofia Ellar)

STAY HOMAS, a band known for their unique blend of genres and heartfelt lyrics, collaborates with Sofia Ellar in 'Del Revés,' a song that captures the emotional rollercoaster of isolation and the longing for freedom. The lyrics reflect the diverse experiences of people during a period of confinement, likely referencing the global lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The song opens with a juxtaposition of different scenarios: some people are alone and miss their friends, while others, like the narrator, are tired of being with the same people all the time. This contrast highlights the universal yet varied impact of isolation on individuals.

The chorus, with its repetitive and hopeful tone, speaks to the anticipation of freedom and the end of confinement. The phrase 'Longy longy long nights, longy longy long days' emphasizes the seemingly endless nature of isolation. However, the promise that 'en nada estaremos poniendo las calles de vuelta al revés' (soon we will be turning the streets upside down) injects a sense of optimism and excitement for the future. This imagery of turning the streets upside down suggests a return to normalcy, but with a newfound appreciation for freedom and social interactions.

The song also touches on the theme of memory and the importance of human connection. The lines 'Si te veo no me acuerdo, ni de la foto de ese último café' (If I see you, I don't even remember the photo of that last coffee) and 'Si vivo de recuerdos, a la vuelta de este fin yo te diré lo mucho que te quiero' (If I live on memories, at the end of this I will tell you how much I love you) underscore the longing to reconnect with loved ones and the realization of their importance. The song beautifully captures the emotional highs and lows of isolation, the anticipation of freedom, and the deep human need for connection.